The 8,701–8,800 most common English words

1. 8,701rhythmicHaving a regular, repeated pattern of sound or movement.
2. 8,702robbera person who steals from others, often using force or threats.
3. 8,703rouletteA gambling game in which players bet on which numbered slot a spinning ball will land in.
4. 8,704rupeesThe basic monetary units of India (and some other South Asian countries), used in everyday transactions.
5. 8,705satina smooth, glossy fabric with a lustrous surface on one side.
6. 8,706scatterTo throw or spread things in different directions.
7. 8,707scrambleto climb or move quickly and awkwardly, often using hands and feet
8. 8,708semanticsthe branch of linguistics concerned with meaning in language, or the meaning of words and phrases.
9. 8,709shamelessHaving or showing no shame; boldly disrespectful of what is right or proper.
10. 8,710sinnera person who has done something morally wrong or has broken a religious law.
11. 8,711skeletalrelating to or resembling a skeleton; very thin or consisting only of a basic framework.
12. 8,712snapshota photograph taken quickly and informally; a brief record of something at a particular moment.
13. 8,713soarto fly or rise high in the air; to increase rapidly.
14. 8,714sphericalhaving the shape of a sphere; perfectly round in three dimensions.
15. 8,715sprinkleto scatter small drops or particles of something over a surface.
16. 8,716spruceto make neat and tidy; to smarten up
17. 8,717staminaThe physical or mental strength to sustain prolonged effort or activity.
18. 8,718subconsciousthe part of the mind that influences thoughts and feelings without being fully aware of it
19. 8,719thinkera person who thinks deeply or carefully, especially one known for original ideas
20. 8,720tonica drink or medicine that makes you feel stronger and more energetic.
21. 8,721troublesomecausing difficulty, annoyance, or worry.
22. 8,722tumouran abnormal mass of tissue that grows in or on the body.
23. 8,723utopiaAn imagined perfect society or place where everything is ideal.
24. 8,724vanishTo disappear suddenly and completely.
25. 8,725vigorouslyIn a strong, energetic, and forceful manner.
26. 8,726visiblyin a way that can be clearly seen or noticed.
27. 8,727abruptSudden and unexpected; without warning.
28. 8,728acronyman abbreviation formed from the initial letters of a phrase, pronounced as a word.
29. 8,729adversitya difficult or unpleasant situation; hardship or misfortune.
30. 8,730advertisera person or company that pays to promote a product or service publicly.
31. 8,731affidavitA written statement confirmed by oath, used as evidence in court.
32. 8,732astrologythe belief that the positions of stars and planets influence human affairs and character.
33. 8,733authorizeTo give official permission for something.
34. 8,734baronessA woman who holds the title of baron, either in her own right or as the wife of a baron.
35. 8,735barrowa shallow open container with handles and a wheel, used for carrying loads (wheelbarrow); also a mound of earth over an ancient grave.
36. 8,736biographicalrelating to the story of a real person's life written by someone else.
37. 8,737biomassorganic material from living or recently living organisms used as a source of energy.
38. 8,738blouseA light, loose upper garment worn especially by women.
39. 8,739bodyguardA person employed to protect someone from danger or attack.
40. 8,740botanythe scientific study of plants.
41. 8,741bulldoga breed of dog known for its strong, tenacious build; also used as an adjective meaning stubbornly persistent.
42. 8,742caterpillarthe larva of a butterfly or moth, typically having a long, segmented body and many legs.
43. 8,743chatterrapid, continuous, and often trivial talk or noise.
44. 8,744clericA person ordained for religious duties; a member of the clergy.
45. 8,745compileto gather and organize information from various sources into one collection.
46. 8,746compressorA device or machine that compresses air or gas to increase its pressure.
47. 8,747cougara large wild cat native to the Americas, also known as a mountain lion or puma.
48. 8,748deceiveTo cause someone to believe something that is not true; to mislead.
49. 8,749defamationThe act of making false statements that damage someone's reputation.
50. 8,750directionalrelating to or indicating the direction in which something moves or points.
51. 8,751disciplea person who follows and learns from a teacher or leader
52. 8,752dittoThe same thing again; used to express agreement or repetition of what was just said.
53. 8,753divergentDeveloping in different directions; differing from each other or from a standard.
54. 8,754doctorateThe highest academic degree awarded by a university, typically requiring original research.
55. 8,755downrightUsed to emphasize that something is completely or thoroughly a certain way, often negative.
56. 8,756duesfees or payments required for membership in an organization.
57. 8,757electrodeA conductor through which electricity enters or leaves a substance or device.
58. 8,758elementalrelating to or resembling the basic, powerful forces of nature; fundamental.
59. 8,759elevateto raise or lift something to a higher position or level.
60. 8,760exemplaryserving as a desirable model; outstandingly good.
61. 8,761expansivecovering a wide area; broad and extensive.
62. 8,762glandan organ in the body that produces and releases substances such as hormones or sweat.
63. 8,763guerrillaa member of an irregular military force that uses surprise attacks and sabotage against a stronger enemy.
64. 8,764guttera shallow channel fixed under the edge of a roof, or along a street, to carry away rainwater.
65. 8,765heartywarm and enthusiastic; (of food) large and satisfying.
66. 8,766hillsidethe sloping side of a hill
67. 8,767hunAn informal affectionate term used to address someone, short for 'honey'.
68. 8,768hysteriaAn extreme, uncontrollable outburst of emotion or excitement, often affecting a group of people.
69. 8,769impartialtreating all sides equally; not favoring one over another; unbiased.
70. 8,770imperialismA policy or practice by which a powerful country extends its control over weaker countries or territories.
71. 8,771imprinta mark or strong effect that remains after something has happened
72. 8,772incrementalhappening or done in small stages or steps, rather than all at once.
73. 8,773infancythe early stage of development; the period of being an infant.
74. 8,774inhibitora substance or factor that slows down or prevents a chemical or biological process.
75. 8,775inquireto ask for information about something
76. 8,776jumboVery large; of exceptional size.
77. 8,777kaleA leafy green vegetable rich in vitamins and minerals.
78. 8,778lashto strike or beat with force, or a whip-like blow.
79. 8,779manageableable to be dealt with or controlled without too much difficulty
80. 8,780manslaughterThe unlawful killing of a person without prior intent to kill.
81. 8,781meridianthe highest point in the sky that the sun reaches during the day; also an imaginary circle passing through the poles of the Earth.
82. 8,782misdemeanorA minor criminal offense, less serious than a felony.
83. 8,783misfortunebad luck or an unfortunate event.
84. 8,784mountainousHaving many large mountains; resembling a mountain in size.
85. 8,785obnoxiousextremely unpleasant or offensive in a way that is hard to ignore.
86. 8,786orphanagea residential institution where orphaned children are cared for.
87. 8,787pilgrima person who travels to a sacred place for religious reasons.
88. 8,788plainlyin a clear and simple way; without doubt or difficulty.
89. 8,789raketo gather or move loose material by dragging a toothed tool across a surface.
90. 8,790resentTo feel bitterness or indignation toward someone because of something they did.
91. 8,791retributionPunishment inflicted as vengeance for a wrongdoing.
92. 8,792rhetoricalRelated to the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing; (of a question) asked for effect rather than to get an answer.
93. 8,793rightfulHaving a legitimate or just claim to something; morally or legally correct.
94. 8,794rumourinformation spread among people that may not be true.
95. 8,795shortento make something shorter in length or duration.
96. 8,796sixteenthThe ordinal number for position number sixteen in a sequence; also a musical note equal to one sixteenth of a whole note.
97. 8,797slimea thick, slippery, and unpleasant substance.
98. 8,798sowTo plant seeds in the ground so they can grow.
99. 8,799sparkleto shine brightly with small flashes of light; to be lively and impressive.
100. 8,800spawnto produce or release eggs; to give rise to something.